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61. RALPH⁵ BEAVERS (George⁴ Beavers, Ann³ Clifford, George², unknown Clifford¹); born 3 December 1781 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 31 March 1863; married CHRISTIANNA DILTS; born 16 April 1786; died 3 March 1863.⁷²³

In 1850, Ralph and Christianna were living in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where Ralph was listed as a farmer.⁷²⁴ Also in household in 1850 was their married daughter Elizabeth Starker and her child Sarah C. Starker. Also in the household was Sherwood Beavers, born 22 May 1828 in New Jersey, died 10 July 1910 and his wife Keziah Shaw (Moore) Beavers, born 27 July 1828, died 28 January 1918 in New Jersey. This census item can be confusing, because Sherwood (full name Ebenezer Sherwood Beavers) was actually a son of Ralph and Christiana's daughter Naomi (Beavers) Byran. Sherwood chose to keep his mother's maiden name.⁷²⁵ By 1860, Ralph, now a retired as a farmer, and Christianna were still living in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersery (page 36?). Daughter Naomi and husband John Bryan and their family were living next door.

Children of Ralph and Christianna (Dilts) Beavers:

+	288	i.	Harmon⁶ Beavers; born 22 February 1807; married [-?-].
+	289	ii.	Joseph Beavers; born 7 August 1809 in New Jersey; died 5 May 1881; married Margaret Stout.
	290	iii.	Naomi Beavers; born 2 June 1810; died 2 September 18??; married, 16 October 1831,⁷²⁶ John Bryant (also spelled Bryan); born 6 June 1805 in New Jersey; died 30 December 1879; buried in Spruce Run Lutheran Churchyard. In 1850 (census page 259) and 1860 (page ?36), John, Naomi and family were in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where John was listed as farm laborer. By 1870, John and Naomi were living alone in Union Township, Union County, New Jersey, where John was enumerated as a gardener. In 1880, John was listed in the census but listed as deceased. Naomi, widow, and son John A. Bryant were still living in Union Township (page 336), where John A. was enumerated as working in a hat shop. Children of John and Naomi (Beavers) Bryan (all born in New Jersey) (names of spouses from "Early Families of Northwest New Jersey," see (a) below." (a) Ebenezer Bryant, but went by his mother's maiden name, Beavers, see above (married Keziah Shaw Moore). (b) Augusta Ann Beavers Bryant; born 15 August 1831. She was not listed in the censuses; her name from "Early Families of Northwest New Jersey." Contact: Pamela Lee Sliker Miller at Email (c) Christiana Bryant; born circa 1832; married Augustus Mettler. Augustus was a hotel keeper in Bryan, Sussex County, New Jersey, in 1870 (census page 18) Children known from the 1870 federal census (all born in New Jersey: (i) Naomi Mettler; born circa 1853. (ii) Bertha Mettler; born circa 1854. (iii) Stewart Mettler; born circa 1858 (iv) Ida Mettler; born circa 1865. (v) Currie Mettler; born circa 1868. (d) Lydia S. Bryant; born circa 1833; married Elias Walters. The family lived in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey (1860: census page 68) (1870 page 251), where Elias was a farm laborer. Children were (i) Ann Walters; born circa 1851. She was a servant in the Agens' hotel in 1870, see next. (ii) Sarah Walters; born circa 1852. (iii) William E. Walters; born circa 1854. (iv) Mary Walters; born circa 1857.She was a servant in the Agens' hotel in 1870, see next. (e) Nancy Bryant; born circa 1835; married (first) Henry C Agens; married, (second) Samuel Blodgett. Henry, in 1870 (page 756), and Nancy, in 1880 (page 327), when Henry apparently had died, were hotel keepers in Springfield. Union County, New Jersey. Children of Henry and Nancy (Bryant) Agens: (i) Clarence Agens; born circa 1858. He was the assistant in his mother's hotel in 1880. (ii) Lizze B.Agens; born circa 1861. (f) Katherine Bryant; born circa 1837; married Nelson Hyde; born November 1819 in New Jersey. The family lived in Washington Township, Morris County, New Jersey (1860: page 35) (1870: page 539) (1880: page 452); , where Nelson was proprietor of The German Valley Hotel, German Valley, New Jersey. By 1900, Katerine had died, and Nelson, no occupation, was living with his son John (page 8A). Children of Nelson and Katerine (Bryant) Hyde, all born in New Jersey: (i) Ellen (or Ella) Hyde; born circa 1855. (ii) Flora Hyde; born circa 1858. (iii) Catherine (Katie?) Hyde; born circa 1860. (iv) Mary Hyde; born circa 1867; married (tentative) Edward Sutton, M. D.; born 7 January 1866; died "an untimely death" 1907. He was on the staff of St. Michael's Hospital, Newark, New Jersey (A History of Morris County, New Jersey embracing upwards of two centuries, 1710-1913 ), page 140. (v) John Hyde; born November 1871; married Ann [—?—]; born November 1877. John was listed as a day laborer in 1900, when he and Ann and John's father, Nelson, were living in Washington Township, Morris County, New Jersey. (g) Ralph B Bryant; born circa 1840; married Rachel Walters. (h) Sophia Bryant; born circa 1842; married George Bruner; born circa 1837 in New Jersey. In 1880, the family was living in Bloomsbury Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey (census page 240), where George was listed as "Freeholder of Township." Child of George and Sophia, known from the 1880 federal census: (i) Arthur Bruner; born circa 1868. (h) Jacob F. Bryant; born circa 1844; a Civil War veteran of the Union Army, who died of his wounds received at Winchester, Virginia. (i) Joseph P. (or B.) Bryant; born circa 1848; married (first) Lizzie Boyd; married (second) Hannah Maria Cain. (j) Lizzie A. Bryant; born circa 1850; married [—?—] Agnew. (k) John A. Bryant; born circa 1853; married Elizabeth Willcott.
	291	iv.	Elizabeth Beavers; born 7 or 17 November 1813; died 7 August 1902; married (first) Archibald Starker; born 8 November 1812; died 17 or 19 November 1867; married (second) John E. Tiger; born 25 October 1802; died 25 April 1871 (no issue); married (third) Richard Philhower (no issue). In 1850, Elizabeth and daughter Sarah C. Starker were living in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, with Elizabeth's parents. In 1860, Elizabeth, domestic, was in Hunterdon County, living in the household of John Tiger, who she would eventually marry.⁷²⁷ In 1880, Richard Philhower (head of household), and wife Elizabeth were living by themselves in High Bridge Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey (dwelling 95, family 119, page 308C). Children of Archibald and Elizabeth (Beavers) Starker: (a) Thisby Ann Starker; born 18 July 1832 (or 1833) in High Bridge, New Jersey; died 26 June 1918 in Iowa; married, first, Holloway Whitfield Struble, a Civil War veteran of the Union Army, who died of his wounds; married, second, March 1875, Benjamin Mowder; died 1920 in Iowa. In 1860, Holloway, Thisby and family lived in Clinton Township, Hunterdon County, where Holloway was enumerated as a farm laborer (census page 57). Children of Holloway and Thisby Ann Struble (all born in Clinton Township, New Jersey): (i) John Struble, born 1853. (ii) Jacob Struble, born 1855. (iii) Sarah Louisa Struble, born 11 March 1856. (iv) Alfred Struble, born 1859. (v) Charolette Struble. Iinformation on Thisby Ann Starker and her family was generously provided by Grace Lillian Rosenberger Helms, whose grandmother was Sarah Louisa (Struble) Van Horn (b) John D. Starker; born circa 1840 in New Jersey; married Elizabeth Force; born circa 1841 in New Jersey. In 1880, the family lived in Holland Township, Hunterdon County, where John was farming (census page 336). Known children of John and Elizabeth (Force) Starker (all born in New Jersey): (i) Charles T. Starker; born circa 1853. (ii) Jennie Starker; born circa 1856. (iii) Ann Starker; born circa 1872. (c) Mahala Starker; born circa 1837-40 in New Jersey; married John Swick; born circa 1826 in New Jersey. John was a farmer. The family moved frequently within Hunterdon County: in Clinton Township in 1860 (page 56); in Alexandria Township in 1870 (page 6); and in Holland Township in 1880 (page 32). By 1900, John had died and Martha was living with some of her children and their spouses in Phillipsburg, Warren County, New Jersey (page 9B). Children known from the federal censuses (all born in New Jersey): (i) Elizabeth Swick; born circa 1854. (ii) Mary J. Swick; born circa 1856. (iii) Emma Swick; born November 1859; married (tentative) [—?—] Johnson. Two known children were Mary Johnson, born circa 1876 and Walter Johnson, born February 1879, both living with their grandparent Swicks in 1880. (iv) Wesley Swick; born circa 1862. (v) Joseph Swick; born circa 1864. (vi) Thomas Swick; born circa 1865. (vii) Sarah Swick; born September 1869; married Isaac Baker; born September 1870 in New Jersey. In 1900. Sarah and Isaac were living with Sarah's mother, Mahala, in 1900, at which time Isaac was enumerated as working in a foundry. (d) Louisa Starker; born circa 1844 in New Jersey; married, first, James Fritts, born circa 1839 in New Jersey; married, second, Nelson Roland. James Fritts, Louisa and family lived in High Bridge Township, Hunterdon County. in 1880, where James worked in a foundry (census page 316). By 1910, both James and Louisa's second husband Nelson Roland had died; and Louisa, widow, and daughter C. Roland were in Bridgewater Township, Somerset County, New Jersey (page 12A). Known children of Louisa and James Fritts and Nelson Roland, known from federal censuses {all born in New Jersey): (i) Lizzie Fritts; born circa 1866. (ii) Daniel S. Fritts; born circa 1869. (iii) Cora Fritts; born circa 1874. (iv) C. Roland (daughter); born circa 1890; enumerated as a clerk in 1910 when she was living with her mother. (e) Sarah Catherine Starker; born May 1847 in New Jersey; married Smith Clark; born February 1846 in New Jersey. The family lived in Alexandria Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey in 1870 where Smith was listed as a stonecutter. By 1880, the family was in High Bridge, Hunterdon County, where Smith was working in a foundry in 1880 (census page 315) and as a watchman in 1900 (page 6A). Known children of Smith and Sarah (Starker) Clark known from federal censuses (all born in New Jersey): (i) John Clark; born circa 1868. (ii) Carie Clark; born circa 1869. (iii) William K. Clark; born circa 1873. (iv) Charles S. Clark; born circa 1877. (v) Grace L. Clark; born July 1880. (vi) Archer L. Clark born February 1888. (f) Joseph Starker. No information.
	292	v.	Mary Beavers; born 1812; died 15 December 1834; married, 7 July 1832,⁷²⁸ Elijah Stout; born 1808; died 14 December 1894. They did not have children. After Mary died, Elijah married Mary Alpaugh.
	293	vi.	Catherine Beavers; born 19 October 1815; died February 1900; married, 9 April 1837,⁷²⁹ Jacob Dernberger Fritts; born 4 January 1808; died 6 August 1880. Jacob D. Fritts was a son of George C. and Anna Mary (Dernberger) Fritts. Jacob's sister Rachel Fritts married Peter A. Beavers (#62), who was a first cousin of Catherine (Beavers) Fritts. In 1860, Jacob, Catherine and family were in Tewsbury Township, Hunterdon County, where Jacob was farming. Federal census records for 1860—1880 report the family in Clinton Township, Hunterdon County, where Jacob was still farming.^729b Children of Jacob and Catherine (Beavers) Fritts: (a) Sarah (Adaline) Fritts; born circa 1837; married Noah Sharp Tiger; born March 1831 in New Jersey. Noah was a stone mason. The family lived in Clinton Township, Hunterdon County, in 1860-1880 (1860: page 52; 1870: page 89; 1880, page 270). By 1900, Sarah had died and Noah and daughter Eudora were still in Clinton Township (page 5B). Children of Noah and Sarah (Fritts) Tiger known from the federal censuses (all born in New Jersey): (i) Eudora Catherine Tiger; born April 1857. In 1900, Eudora, single, was living with her father. (ii) Mary Alice Tiger; born circa 1859; married [—?—] Shurts. In 1880, Alice, married, was living with her parents. (iii) Ann Tiger; born circa 1862. (b) Isaiah Fritts; born circa 1839 in New Jersey; married Rachel Ann Stout. Children of Isaiah and Rachel in 1880, when the family was living in Clinton Township, Hunterdon County and Isaiah was farming (census page 250): (i) Ida May Fritts; born circa 1864 in New Jersey. (ii) Anna C. Fritts; born circa 1866 in New Jersey. (c) Ralph Beavers Fritts; born circa 1841; married Mary Jane Lair. (d) George Fritts ("December 31 [1867], by Rev. C. C. Winans, George Fritts of Clinton, to Mary E. Smith, of Bethlehem").⁷³⁰ George was born 13 January 1846 in Lebanon Township. Hunterdon County, New Jersey; married Mary E. Smith (daughter of Asher and Martha (Hull) Smith. George was a farmer and farm buisness in farm implements. The family lived in Union Township, Hunterdon County. Child (adopted) of George and Mary (Smith) Fritts: (i) Carrie E. Fritts.
	294	vii.	Mahala Beavers; born 29 November 1817; died 9 April 1885; married (first), 14 April 1838,⁷³¹ William (James?) H. Plum; born 20 March 1817; died 28 May 1884; married, (second) Abe Cozatt (no issue); born 1822; died 1892; after Mahala died, Abe Cozatt married Margaret Ann Jones Fritts, widow of Ambrose Fritts (#304). In 1850 and 1860 the family was in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, where William was enumerated as a shoemaker. By 1870, William (still listed as a shoemaker), Mahala and children Christianna and Joseph were living in Alexandria, Hunterdon County. In 1880, William, listed as a retired farmer?, and Christianna were living by themselves in Alexandria Township.^731b Children of William (James?) and first wife Mahala (Beavers) Plum (all born in New Jersey): (a) Elizabeth Plum; born September 1838 or 1839; married Abraham Banghart Fritts; born April 1830 in New Jersey. Abrahan was a farmer. The family lived in Washington Township, Morris County, New Jersey: 1870 (page 521), 1880 (page 446), and 1900 (page 10B). Children of Abraham and Elizabeth (Plum) Fritts known from the federal censuses (all born in New Jersey): (i) William F. Fritts; born circa 1862. (ii) Ida Fritts; born circa 1863. (iii) Joseph Fritts; born May 1865; married Kate [—?—]; born January 1872 in New Jersey. In 1880, the family was living next door to Joseph's parents with Joseph and Kate's son Earl Fritts, born June 1896. (iv) Christie Ann Fritts; born circa 1868. (v) Dorwin (or Darwin) Fritts; born circa 1873. (vi) Mary E. Fritts; born circa 1877. (vii) Abrams Fritts; born circa 1879. (b) Joseph Plum; born circa 1849. In 1870, he was living with the family of his sister Elizabeth (Plum) Fritts.⁷³²

62. ANNA⁵ (NANCY) BEAVERS (George⁴ Beavers, Ann³ Clifford, George², unknown Clifford¹); born 17 September 1783; died 10 December 1861; married BENJAMIN FRITTS; born 5 or 11 November 1781; died 29 September 1861; buried in Old Spruce Run Lutheran Church Cemetery (Hunterdon County?, New Jersey).⁷³³

Benjamin was a son of Frederick Fritts (born 1759 in ?New Jersey) and Rachel (Steyments) Fritts (born in New Jersey, a daughter of Benjamin Casparus Steyments), and a grandson of Frederick Fritts (born 11 November 1732 in Germany, died 10 May 1816) and Cornelia (Jewell) Fritts.⁷³⁴ Benjamin had a sister, Margaret, who married Henry I. Hofman. Harold Sönn (see #1664) descends from these Fritts, and they are extensively treated in Sönn (1948), pages 62-78.

In 1850 and 1860 Benjamin, enumerated as a farmer in 1850 a mason in 1860, and Anna were living in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.⁷³⁵ In 1880, Anna, widow, was living by herself and next door to her nephew George Beavers in Lebanon County, Hunterdon County.⁷³⁶

Children of Benjamin and Anna (Beavers) Fritts:⁷³⁷

+	295	i.	Elizabeth⁶ Fritts; born 5 February 1806; died 5 March 1874; married Michael Honness.
+	296	ii.	Sarah Ann Fritts; born 24 August 1807; died 19 October 1836; married James Beatty, Jr.
	297	iii.	Rachel Fritts; born 4 August 1809; died 13 January 1811.
	298	iv.	Samuel Fritts; born 13 April 1811 in New Jersey; died 13 August 1873; married Anna Banghart; born 25 August 1813 in New Jersey; died April 1901; no children. In 1870, Samuel and Anna were living in Lebanon, Hunterdon County, New Jersey (page 253), where Samuel was enumerated as a farmer. Also in the family in in 1870 was Abraham Beavers, born circa 1859 in New Jersey.
	299	v.	Margaret Fritts; born 24 March 1813; died 27 November 1862; married Henry V. Anderson. In 1850 (census page 235) and 1860 (page 251) the family was living in Washington Township, Morris County, New Jersey, where George was enumerated as a farmer. Children of Henry and Margaret (Fritts) Anderson (all born in New Jersey): (a) Charles C. Anderson; born circa 1838 (married Elizabeth Bunn). (b) Abigail Ann Anderson; born circa 1840 (married, first, Nicholas L. Bilby; married, second, Jacob Force). (c) Daniel H. Anderson; born circa 1842 (married Helen Johnson), (d) Benjamin Anderson; born circa 1854 (married Caroline Bunn). (e) George Fritts Anderson; born circa 1848 (married Carie Marie Dye). (f) William Alexander Anderson; born circa 1849 (married Mrs. Alice Hontchens). (g) Emaline Anderson; born circa 1856 (married James R. Ayres).
	300	vi.	Nathan Fritts (twin); born 25 May 1815; died 3 June 1833.
	301	vii.	Joseph Fritts (twin); born 25 May 1815; died 17 May 1834.
	302	viii.	Elias Fritts; born 26 May 1817; died 5 September 1863; married Esther Banghart; born 28 July 1820; died 26 March 1904. In 1850 and 1860 Elias, Esther and family were living in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.⁷³⁸ Children of Elias abd Esther (Banghart) Fritts (all born in New Jersey): (a) Samuel Fritts; born circa 1840; married Malvina Apgar; born circa 1845 in New Jersey. The family lived in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County in 1870 (page 241) and 1880 (page 273), where Samuel was farming. By 1910, Samuel had died, and Malvina, widow, and children Esther and Ernest were living in Jersey City, Ward 6, Hudson County, New Jersey.. Children of Samuel and Malvina (Apgar) Fritts, known from the federal censuses (all born in New Jersey): (i) Adana Fritts (daughter); born circa 1870. (ii) Frank Fritts; born September 1880; married Florence [—?—]; born circa 1884 in New York. In 1910, Frank, Florence and daughter Louise Fritts, born circa 1908, were living next door to Frank's mother in Jersey Cith. (iii) Esther Fritts; born circa 1881. (b) Andrew Fritts; born circa 1844; married Sarah B. Martenis; born circa 1835 in New Jersey. In 1870, the family lived in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County (census page 239), where Andrew was enumerated as a farmer. Known children of Andrew and Sarah (Martenis) Fritts in 1870: (i) Cynthia Fritts; born circa 1868. (ii) Elias Fritts; born circa 1870. (c) Edward Fritts; born circa 1846; married, first, Lizzie Riddle; married, second, [—?—] Fitzgerald. (d) Benjamin Fritts; born circa 1849; married Annabell Smith. (e) Winfield Fritts; born circa 1852.
	303	ix.	Abigail Fritts; born 19 September 1819; died 1909; married John Creveling; born circa 1819 in New Jersey. In 1860, the family was living in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where John was listed as a farmer (census page 108). By 1880, John had died, and Abigail, head and widow, was living with her children Benjamin and Emma, still in Lebanon Township (page 346). Children of John and Abigail (Fritts) Creveling (all born in New Jersey): (a) George Creveling; born September 1842; married Jane Philhower; born June 1845 in New Jersey. George was a farmer. In 1880 and 1900 the family was living in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County (1880: census page 356) (1900: page 10A). Children of George and Jane (Philhower) Creveling known from the federal censuses: (i) Frank Creveling; born circa 1869. (ii) Irvine Creveling; born July 1873. In 1900, Irvine, single and living with his parents, was listed as farm laborer. (b) Anna Creveling; born circa 1841; married Silas Watters; born circa 1838 in New Jersey. The family was in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County in 1880, where Silas was farming. Children known from the 1880 federal census (all born in New Jersey):: John C. Watters; born circa 1863. Edson Watters; born circa 1868. Theodore Watters; born circa 1872. Frank Watters; born circa 1876. (c) Adaline V. Creveling; born circa 1848; married John Fritts; born circa 1840 in New Jersey. Apparently Adaline and John did not have children. The couple was in Lebanon Township in 1880, where John was listed as a farmer (page 346). John's father, Joseph B. Fritts, born circa 1813, was living with John and Adaline in 1880.. (d) Martha Beavers Creveling; born March 1857; married Fred W. Hammond; born September 1857 in New Jersey. Fred and Martha lived in Bernards Township, Somerset County, New Jersey, where Fred was a farmer (1880: census page 292) (1900: page 1A. Child known from the federal censuses: (i) Arabella C. Hammond; born circa 1877. (e) Jane M. Creveling; born circa 1848; married Stewart Sliker (also Slyker); born circa 1845 in New Jersey. Stewart and Jane lived in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County in 1870 and in Bernards Township, Somerset County, New Jersey in 1880, where Stewart was listed as a huckster (page 295). No information on children. (f) William Creveling; born circa 1850; married Georgianna Hammond; born circa 1858 in New Jersey. In 1880, the family was living in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, where William was listed as a farmer (page 346). Children of William and Georgianna (Hammond) Creveling known from the 1880 federal census: (i) Fritts Creveling; born circa 1876. (ii) Edward Creveling; born circa 1880. (g) Benjamin Creveling; born circa 1857; married Augusta Pace; born circa 1866 in New Jersey. The couple lived in Washinton Township, Warren County, New Jersey, where Benjamin was a laborer on the railroad in 1920 (census page 2b) and a laborer in a porcelain plant in 1930 (page 19A). No information on children. (h) Emma J. C. Creveling (i) Arabelle Creveling.
	304	x.	Ambrose Fritts; born 17 or 18 October 1821 in New Jersey; died 10 September 1880; married Margaret Ann Jones; born 27 December 1825 in New Jersey; died 11 January 1903. The family lived in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County in 1850 (census page 253); 1860 (page 97); and 1870 (page236). Ambrose was listed as a mason in 1850 and 1860 and a farmer n 1870. Also in the family in 1870 was Albert Fritts; laborer, born circa 1850, probably a son of George and Lydia (Martenis) Fritts. Children of Ambrose and Margaret Ann (Jones) Fritts: (a) Jane Fritts; born November 1844; married David Conover; born October 1839 in New Jersey. The family lived in Clinton Township, Hunterdon County in 1870 (census page 103) and in High Bridge, Hunterdon County in 1880 (page 320) and 1900 (page 3A), where David was a farmer in 1870 and a miller in 1880. Living next door to David and Jane in 1880 were Charlesand Sally Conover; probably David's parents. Children of David and Jane (Fritts) Conover known from the federal censuses (all born in New Jersey): (i) Lenora Conover; born circa 1864. (ii) Sarah Conover; born circa 1866. (iii) Ambrose Conover; born circa 1869. (b) Martha B. Fritts; born circa 1846; married George F. Hummer; born circa 1847 in New Jersey. George, Martha and daughter Anni lived in HIgh Bridge, Hunterdon County in 1880, 1910, and 1930. George worked in a foundry in 1880; enumerated as "restaurant " in 1910. Child of George and Martha (Fritts) Hummer: (i) Ann Hummer; born circa 1867. (c) Georgianna Fritts; born circa 1853; married George Burrell; born circa 1852 in New Jersey. The family lived in High Bridge, Hunterdon County, where George worked in a foundry in 1880 (page 311) and as a carpenter in 1910 (page 11A). No occupation in 1930 (page 17 A. Children of George and Georgianna (Fritts) Burrell known from the federal censuses (both born in Neew Jersey): (i) Jennie Burrell; born circa 1876. (ii) Maggie Burrell; born circa 1879. (d) Mary Jones Fritts; born circa 1858; married Horace Wood; born circa 1858 in New Jersey. This family also lived in High Bridge, Hunterdon County. Horace was enumerated as a coal dealer in 1880 (page 311) and a paymaster for a steel company in 1920 (page 5B) and 1930 (10B). Child of Horace and Mary Jones (Fritts) reported in the 1880 federal census: (i) Willard Barton Wood; born 2 July 1877; married (first) Daisy [—?—]; born circa 1880 in New York state; married (second) Molly [—?—]; born circa 1898 in New Jersey. Willard and family lived in Orange Township, Essex County, New Jersey, where Willard was listed as a proprietor of office furniture. At age 64 in 1941, Willard registered for the draft, at which time he was living at 751 Irving Terrace, Orange, Essex County, New Jersey. Contact person was listed as Mrs. Molly Wood at the same address. Children of Willard and Molly Wood known from the 1910 and 1920 federal census were William B. Wood (Jr.); born circa 1907 and James P. Wood; born circa 1909.
	305	xi.	George Fritts; born 17 October 1823; died 1859; married Lydia S. Martenis; born 1825; died 1901. In 1850 and 1860, the family was living next to George's parents in Lebanon Township. In 1860, Lydia was listed as a widow. Children of George and Lydia (Martenis) Fritts (all born in New Jersey): (a) Albert Fritts; born April 1850; married, 14 November 1877, Harriett Kugler; born November 1849 in New Jersey. Albert and Harriet lived in Alexandria Township, Hunterdon County in 1880 (page 203) and 1900 (page 4A); and in 1930 Frenchtown, Hunterdon County (page 7A). Albert was a farmer. They apparently did not have children. (b) Theodore Fritts; born January 1862; married Eliza Rittenhouse Kugler; born February 1853 in New Jersey. This family also lived in Frenchtown, Hunterdon County, where Theodore was enumerated as a farmer (1880: page 363) (1900: page 8A) (1910: page 3A). Theodore and Harriet (Kugler) Fritts had one child, born in New Jersey: (i) Ann L. Fritts; born February 1880. (c) Anna Elizabeth Fritts; born circa 1864; married Elias Fritts.⁷³⁹

64. JOSEPH⁵ BEAVERS (George⁴ Beavers, Ann³ Clifford, George², unknown Clifford¹); born 8 August 1787 (but see birth date of Joseph's sister Elizabeth); died 11 June 1845; married, 4 January 1812,⁷⁴⁰ NANCY COOK; born 18 May 1794; died 27 January 1875.⁷⁴¹ In 1850, Nancy was living with her son William C. Beaver and family in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.

Children of Joseph and Nancy (Cook) Beavers:

306	i.	Sarah⁶ Beavers.
307	ii.	Mary Beavers.
308	iii.	Elizabeth Cook Beavers; born circa 1812 in New Jersey; married 20 November 1831⁷⁴² Henry Bruner/Brunner; born circa 1805 in New Jersey. The family lived in Washington Township, Morris County, New Jersey, where Henry was listed as a carpenter in 1850 (page 248) and 1860 (page 277). Children of Henry and Elizabeth (Beavers) Bruner known from these federal censuses (all born in New Jersey): (a) Caroline Bruner, born circa 1832. (b) Jacob Bruner, born circa 1834. (c) Susan Bruner, born circa 1839. (d) Marshall Bruner, born circa 1840, married Melissa [—?—], born circa 1849 in Illinois. Marshall and family lived in Galesburg, Knox County, Illinois in 1870 (page 119), where Marshall was enumerated as a carpenter, and in Chicago, Illinois in 1880 (listed as a corn traveler, page 63), 1900 (listed as a salesman, page 9B), and 1910 (listed as a scale builder, page 4A). Children of Marshall and Melissa known from the federal censuses (both born in Illinois): (i) Carrie Bruner, born circa 1873. (ii) Maud B. Bruner, born circa 1876; married William Eden, born circa 1864 in Indiana. Maud and William lived in Chicago, Illinois, where William was a bank executive. Known child was William M. Eden, Jr., born circa 1904 in Illinois—by 1930, William, Jr., was living by himself in the Maryland Hotel, Chicago, where he was enumerated as a bank auditor (page 6A). In 1930, William, Sr., was also living by himself in the Maryland Hotel, still a banking executive. Maud in 1930 was living in Champaign, Illinois (page 7B). (e) David Bruner, born circa 1845. (f) Eliza Bruner, born circa 1849. (g) Alva Bruner, born circa 1851. (h) Jane Bruner, born circa 1855.
309	iv.	William C. Beavers; born 18 November 1817; died 6 March 1860; married 20 May 1840⁷⁴³ Mary A. Banghart; born 19 December 1815; died 7 November 1884. In 1850, William (enumerated as a farmer), Mary and children (1) George Beavers, born circa 1841 in New Jersey, and (2) Abigail Beavers, born circa 1845 in New Jersey, were living in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey;⁷⁴⁴ also in the household in 1850 was William's mother, Nancy, as "Naney."
310	v.	George Beavers; born 2 November 1821; died 16 July 1890; married Mary Banghart, a cousin of the Mary A. Banghart who married William C. Beavers. Mary was born 11 April 1823; died January 1896 or January 1906. In 1850 and 1880, George and family were living in Lebanon Township, Hunterdon County, where George was enumerated as a farmer in 1850 and a laborer in 1880.⁷⁴⁵ Children of George and Mary (Banghart) Beavers reported in the 1850 and 1880 federal censuses (all born in New Jersey): (a) Martha Beavers, born circa 1843. (b) Eliza Beavers, born circa 1845. (c) Joseph Beavers, born circa 1847. (d) Jacob Beavers, born circa 1849. (e) Cassie (Katherine) Beavers, born circa 1853, listed as a milliner in 1880. (f) William Beavers, born circa 1855, listed as a laborer in 1880. (g) Abraham Beavers, born circa 1860. (h) Laura Beavers, born circa 1865. Sönn (1948), page 81, also lists children: (i) Sarah Beavers, born 1849. (j) Nancy Beavers, born 1851. Living by herself and next door to George and Mary Beavers in 1880 was Anna Fritts, born circa 1784 in New Jersey.⁷⁴⁶ She would have been George's aunt, see #62.

65. MARY⁵ (POLLY) BEAVERS (George⁴ Beavers, Ann³ Clifford, George², unknown Clifford¹); born 22 May 1789; died 20 November 1871; she married, 24 August 1811, JOHN CARHART of Jefferson County, Virginia, on 24 August 1810;⁷⁴⁷ he was born 15 October 1786; died 21 March 1872 "at his late residence near Perryville."⁷⁴⁸ He was a son of Charles and Mary (Dunham) Carhart.⁷⁴⁹

In 1850, John, with real estate valued at $20,000, Mary and daughter Mary Carhart were living in Bethlehem Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.⁷⁵⁰ In 1860, they were in Union Township (which was set off from Bethlehem Township in 1853), Hunterdon County.⁷⁵¹

Children of John and Mary (Beavers) Carhart:

+	311	i.	George⁶ Beavers Carhart; born 12 January 1812; died 17 March 1905; married Mary Elizabeth Rose.
	312	ii.	Charles Carhart; born 22 April 1813 in New Jersey; died 13 July 1885, near Perryville, Hunterdon County, New Jersey;⁷⁵² married (first) "At Clinton on the 4th instant [4 May 1843] by the Rev. Albert Williams, Mr. Charles Carhart, of Bethlehem to Matilda, daughter of Mr. Adams Stiger of Clinton."⁷⁵³ Matilda Stiger was born 8 October 1814; died 22 July 1864. Charles Carhart married (second) Emily Mattison; born 23 October 1822 in New Jersey; died 22 July 1892 (no issue). In 1850, Charles, first wife Matilda and children Mary, George and Sarah were living in Bethlehem Township (probably a part that became Union Township), Hunterdon County. In 1860, Charles, Matilda and daughter, Mary E. Carhart, were living in Union Township, Hunterdon County New Jersey. In 1870 Charles, second wife Emily and family were living next to Charles's sister Martha (Beavers) Kels and family. In 1880, Charles and second wife Emily were in Union Township, Hunterdon County; in all censuses, Charles was listed as a farmer.⁷⁵⁴ Children of Charles and first wife Matilda (Stiger) Carhart: (a) Mary E. (Libby) Carhart, born 23 January 1844; married, 2 December 1863, David Randolph Kenyon. Children of David and Mary (Carhart) Kenyon as reported in Genealogical records of the descendants of Thomas Carhart of Cornwall, England, pages 63-66: (i) Minnie Matilda Kenyon; born 24 March 1865. (ii) Angeline Dales Kenyon; born 16 November 1867. (iii)Charles Carhart Kenyon; born 9 August 1871. (b) George B. Carhart; born 9 February 1848; died 17 October 1852. (c) Sarah V. Carhart; born 25 August 1849; died 22 February 1854. (d) James D. Carhart; born 24 December 1853; died 26 August 1854.
	313	iii.	James Dunham Carhart; born 2 May 1815; died 23 March 1879; married Sarah Virginia Curd. In 1870, the family was living in Brooklyn, Ward 1, Kings County, New York (census page 55) where James D. was enumerated as a grocer. Also living in the family in 1870 was James's brother William R. Carhart (see #315). Also living ath this household in 1870 was a Mary Carhart, age 33, and Jane Carhart, age 34. Children of James and Sarah V. Carhart (all born in New York state); specific dates from Genealogical records of the descendants of Thomas Carhart of Cornwall, England, pages 63-66: (a) James Duncan Carhart, Jr.; born 1 November 1846; married Fannie Rockwell; James, Jr., was listed as a grocer in 1870, single, and living with his parents. (b) William E. Carhart; born 3 September 1850; married Augusta Richards; William was listed as a grocer in 1870, single, and living with his parents. (c) Mary Louise Carhart; born 26 June 1853; married Julius W. Lewis. (d) Henry Brigham Carhart; born 6 July 1855; married Emma Dorothea Albers.
	314	iv.	Martha B. Carhart; born 5 July 1818 in New Jersey; died 15 February 1905; married James Scott Kels; born 8 October 1816 in New Jersey; died 15 December 1872. The family was living in Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey in 1870 (census page 400), where James was enumerated as a farmer—Martha was reported deaf, not being able to hear thunder but able to talk. In 1880, Martha, widow, was living with her married son William Kels and his family in Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Children of James and Martha Kels: (a) Mary Catherine Kels; born 24 July 1841; married Joseph Bird M. D. Children of Joseph and Mary (Kels) Birid: (i) Lewis E. Bird; born 6 April 1866. (b) Georgianna Bills Kels; born 24 March 1846; married Joseph Bird—I do not know the relation between this Joseph Bird and the Joseph Bird who married Georgianna's sister Mary Catherine. Children of Joseph and Georgianna (Kels) Bird: (i) Walter Bird; born 18 January 1869. (ii) James K. bird; born 5 May 1872. (c) William Whitfield Kels, born 2 November 1847 in New Jersey, married Frances Arabella Aller or Allen?). (enumerated as Belle in 1880), born circa 1854 in New Jersey. In 1880, the family, including William's mother, Martha, was living in Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.⁷⁵⁵ Children reported in the 1880 federal census (all born in New Jersey): (i) Harvey (or Henry) Kels, born 3 April 1876. (ii) George Kels, born circa 1879.
	315	v.	William Beavers Carhart; born 22 October 1820. In 1870, he was living with his brother James D. in Brooklyn, New York. In 1880, William D. was listed as "uncle," living living in the household of his nephew William E. Carhart in Brooklyn, New York. As was his brother and nephew, William B. Carhart was a grocer. No information on a family.
	316	vi.	Whitfield Dunham Carhart; born 23 January 1825; died 29 August 1873; married Mary E Rockafeller; born 28 February 1843; died 26 February 1897. In 1860, Whitfield (with $40,000 in real estate) and Mary (no children) were living two dwellings from Whitfield's parents.⁷⁵⁶ In 1870, the family was in Union Township, Hunterdon County, where Whitfield was listed as a retired farmer. In 1880, Mary E., widow, was head of household in Union Township, Hunterdon County, with all children except John; also in the household was Mary's mother, Esther Rockefeller, born circa 1809 in New Jersey.⁷⁵⁷ Children of Whitfield and Mary (Rockafeller) Carhart (all born in New Jersey): (a) John B. Lamar Carhart (died in infancy). (b) William B. Carhart; born 2 April 1865, married Mary Alice Carnes; born circa 1871 in Georgia. The family lived in Atlanta, Georgia, where William was enumerated as a commercial printer in 1910 (census pate 1A) and a District Manager of a ?Shoe Manufacturing Company in 1920 (page 2A). Child of William and Alice (Carnes) Carhart known from the federal censuses: (i) Louis H. Carhart; born circa 1894 in Georgia. (c) James Dunham Carhart, born 11 January 1867, married Genevieve Acee (or Acree); born circa 1880 in Georgia. In 1910, James and Genevieve lived in Brockville, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, where James was a representative for the American Snuff Company (census page 1B). Also with James and Genevieve in 1880 was Genevieve's mother, Martha Acree; born circa 1840. In 1930, James, Genevieve and son David C. Carhart were living in Bronxville, Winchester County, New York, where James was an executive of a tobacco company (page 3A). Known child of James and Genevieve (Acee) Carhart: David C. Carhart; born (private). (d) George B. Carhart; born 10 July 1868; died August 1883. From Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), 14 August 1883:⁷⁵⁸ A Terrible Accident Last Saturday morning a 15-year-old son of the late Whitfield D. Carhart, deceased, living near High Bridge, attempted to climb upon a moving coal train on the Central Railroad. In so doing he slipped and fell upon the track, the train passing over his leg, mangling it in a horrible manner. The leg was amputated, and an earnest effort made to save the lad's life, but it was of no avail. On Sunday he died [name of the son not given, he would have been George B. Carhart]. (e) Whitfield D. Carhart (Jr.); born 28 September 1871; married Leila Price; born circa 1881 in Georgia. The family lived in Georgia and then Rochester, New York. Whitfield was listed as a lawyer and justice of the peace in 1900 (Spalding County, Georgia, page 31B); as a travelling salesman in 1910 (Militia District 796, Georgia, page 6B); as a shoe salesman in 1920 (Rochester, New York, page 2A). In 1930, Whitfield, Leila and sons George and William were still in Rochester, Monroe County, New York ( page 21B). At this time Whitfield was not listed with an occupation, but Leila was enumerated as a saleswoman, life insurance. Children of Whitfield and Leila (Price) Carhart known in 1930. (i) George D. Carhart; born circa 1899 in Georgia. In 1930, single and living with his parents, George was enumerated as a public school teacher. (ii) William B. Carhart; born circa 1903 in Georgia. In 1930, single and living with his parents, William was enumerated as a credit manager of a shoe manufacturing company.
	317	vii.	Elijah H. Carhart; born 11 August 1827 in New Jersey; died 22 March 1885 in Georgia. Apparently he did not marry. In 1880, Elijah, merchant, was living as a boarder in Macon, Georgia. Another boarder was Elijah's nephew John C. Van Syckel (see next).⁷⁵⁹ From Hunterdon Democrat (Flemington, New Jersey), 31 March 1885:⁷⁶⁰ Mr. Elijah H. Carhart, who left the northern part of this county years ago to establish a business in Macon, Ga., died on Sunday, 22d inst., at that place of paralysis. He had been in failing health for several weeks, but his death was not so soon expected. His remains were brought to Clinton for burial by his business partner and nephew, Mr. J. [John] C. Van Syckle [his father, Sylvester, married Elijah's sister Mary E. Carhart], and Mr. W. [William] B. Carhart, a nephew in his employ. The funeral services took place at the residence of D. S. Van Syckel, his brother-in-law, on Thursday, and the remains were interred in the Presbyterian Cemetery. [A similar obituary in the Atlanta Constitution, 23 March 1885, reported Elijah started in the hardware business in Macon, Georgia in 1841.]
	318	vi.	Mary E. Carhart; born 17 July 1829 (or 17 January 1830) in New Jersey; died February 1917; married Sylvester Van Syckel; born 21 February 1826 in New Jersey; died 6 December 1906. Sylvester graduated from Princeton College in 1846; in 1849 he received his M. D. degree from New York University. In 1880, Sylvester, Mary and children William and Larmar were living in Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where Sylvester was enumerated as a physician. By 1900, the family was in Clinton Township, Hunterdon County, where Sylvester was listed as a physician (census page 3A). Children of Sylvester and Mary (Carhart) Van Syckel (all born in New Jersey); specific dates of children from A history of the Van Sickle family in the United States of America, page 159. Online at ancestry.com's "Stories, memories and histories." (a) John C. Van Syckel, born 30 January 1854; married Margaret Hemans Acee, a daughter of Fielding Wallace Acee, who was a Confederate officer from Georgia;⁷⁶² as indicated above John C. was a business partner of his uncle Elijah Carhart in Georgia. He was alderman in Macon, Georgia. Alderman John C. Van Syckel has been receiving congratulations today for having the anti-hat ordinance passed by the city council last night. The people are rejoicing because no more hats will be worn in Macon theaters—The Atlanta Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia), 12 April 1900. (b) George Van Syckel; born 28 June 1855; died 26 March 1860. (c) Chester Van Syckel; born 18 February 1858; died 7 March 1861 (d) William Carhart Van Syckel, born 4 April 1863; he was single and still living with his parents in 1900 and enumerated as a salesman. married Eliza Waterman. (e) Lamar Van Syckel, born 26 January 1866, married Marie Hiltz; in 1900, Lamar, single, still living with his parents, was listed as a hardware dealer. (f) Mary E. Van Syckel; born 6 August 1868; died 11 December 1872.

69. SAMUEL⁵ BEAVERS (George⁴ Beavers, Ann³ Clifford, George², unknown Clifford¹); born 19 September 1799; died 19 July 1858; married AMY SNYDER; born 20 July 1805; died 13 October 1856.⁷⁶³

In 1850, Samuel, Amy, and family were living in Bethlehem Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.⁷⁶⁴

Children of Samuel and Amy (Snyder) Beavers:

319	i.	Sarah⁶ Beavers; born circa 1828; married 30 October ?⁷⁶⁵ George W. Bonnell, Jr., son of Samuel's sister Sarah (Beavers) Bonnell (#70); hence they were first cousins.
320	ii.	Wesley Beavers; born circa 1833 in New Jersey.
321	iii.	Lydia Beavers; born circa 1835 in New Jersey; married Lambert Smith; born circa 1834 in New Jersey: On the 2nd of February [1854], near Clinton, by Rev. J. G. Williamson, Mr. L. K. Smith, and Miss Lydia W. Beavers, all of this county” [Warren County]. In 1880 Lambert, Lydia, and family were living in Union Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Children of Lambert and Lydia (Beavers) Smith reported in the 1880 census (all born in New Jersey): (a) Charles Smith, born circa 1861. (b) Ellie Smith, born circa 1865. (c) Martha Smith, born circa 1865. (d) Etta Smith, born circa 1876 (a gap of 10 years between Martha and Etta?). (e) Louisa Smith, born circa 1880.
322	iv.	Martha Beavers; born circa 1837 in New Jersey; married 21 November 1858 William H. Cole; born circa 1844 in New Jersey. In 1870 (census page 398) and 1880, William, Martha and daughters Lizzie and Emma were living in Union Township, Hunterdon County, where William was enumerated as a miller. Their children reported in the 1870 and 1880 federal censuses (a) Lizzie Cole, born circa 1861 in New Jersey. (b) Emma Cole, born circa 1862 in New Jersey.
323	v.	Abigail (Abby) Beavers; born March 1844 in New Jersey; married Hiram Hoffman (sometimes spelled Huffman); born February 1841 in New Jersey. In 1870, Hiram, Abby and family were living in Clinton Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where Hiram was enumerated as a farmer. In 1880, the family was in Franklin Township, Hunterdon County, where Hiram was farming. In 1900, Hiram, still farming, and Abby were living in Franklin County; no children listed with the family at this time. Children of Hiram and Abigail (Beavers) Hoffman known from the 1870 (page 109) and 1880 (page 288) federal censuses: (a) Archibald Hoffman, born circa 1867 in New Jersey. (b) James Hoffman, born circa 1876.
324	vi.	George Beavers; married 1 October 1847⁷⁷⁰ Nancy Johnson. George was possibly the first born; he was not in the household in 1850.

72. ALEXANDER⁵ WHITE (Mary⁴ Beavers, Ann³ Clifford, George², unknown Clifford¹); born in Sussex County, New Jersey; married JANE ANDERSON on 12 May 1806; she was born 1789, either in New Jersey,⁷⁷¹ or Virginia, as reported in the 1850 federal census. In 1850, Jane, widow, was living by herself in Wood County, Virginia.⁷⁷²

According to "Anderson family information,"⁷⁷³ Jane (Jennie, Jency) Anderson was a daughter of Peter and Agnes [-?-] Anderson; and she was born after 1789? in Ohio County, Virginia (present-day West Virginia) and died after 1850 in Wood County, Virginia (present-day West Virginia). Jane (Anderson) White's brother Edward Anderson married Elizabeth Staats and had son Michael Staats Anderson who married Prudence White (#341), a child of George Beavers and Rebecca (Jackson) White (#78).

Known children of Alexander and Jane (Anderson) White:⁷⁷⁴

325	i.	Claresa⁶ White; born in Wood County, Virginia; married, 24 February 1831, Barney O'Neal. In 1880, a Barney O'Neal, born circa 1808 in Virginia (his father was reported born in Ireland and his mother in Maryland), was living in La Salle County, Illinois, where Barney was enumerated as a farmer.⁷⁷⁵ He was living with Mary [-?-]; born circa 1816 in Ohio (his second wife?) and children Barney O'Neal, born circa 1859 in Illinois, and Asa O'Neal, born circa 1861 in Illinois.
326	ii.	(tentative) Harriet White; born in Wood County; died September 1843; married 3 December 1834, George Washington Flinn (?Flynn).
327	iii.	Alexander White; born in Wood County.
328	iv.	[-?-] White.
329	v.	(tentative) Mary Catherine White; born after 1812; died after 1900; married (first), 27 December 1827, Robert Flynn (?Flinn); died before 1850 in Wood County; married (second), after 1850, Albert Congrove.
330	vi.	Nancy White; born 16 November 1820 in Wood County, Virginia, died 13 January 1849 in Wood County.

76. WILLIAM⁵ WELLINGTON WHITE (Mary⁴ Beavers, Ann³ Clifford, George², unknown Clifford¹); born 4 February 1783 in Sussex County (probably a part that is now in present-day Warren County) New Jersey; died 29 January 1842 in Virginia (a part that became West Virginia); married RACHEL PAXTON (also spelled Paxon); born March 1789 in New Jersey.⁷⁷⁶ In 1850, Rachel was living with her son-in-law Thomas Morris and his children in Lewis County, Virginia.

Children of William and Rachel (Paxton) White:

	331	i.	John⁶ Preston White; born 21 January 1806 in Lewis County, Virginia.
+	332	ii.	Alexander White; born 28 February 1808 in Lewis County, Virginia; married Mary White.
	333	iii.	Mary White; born circa 1810 in Lewis County, West Virginia; married Philip Nicholas; born circa 1804 in Virginia. In 1850, Phillip, Mary and family were living in Lewis County, Virginia, where Phillip was enumerated as a farmer.⁷⁷⁷ Others listed in the household in 1850, all presumed to be children of Phillip and Mary (White) Nichola (all born in Virginia): (a) John Nicholas, born circa 1833. (b) Granville Nicholas, born circa 1835. (c) George Nicholas, born circa 1837. (d) Alexander Nicholas, born circa 1840. (e) Isaac Nicholas (male), born circa 1842. (f) Sarah R. Nicholas, born circa 1844. (g) Vievanna? Nicholas (male), born circa 1846. (h) Mary Nicholas, born circa 1849. One other child of Philip and Mary was (i) (first born) William Nicholas.⁷⁷⁸
	334	iv.	George Beavers White; born circa 1812 in Lewis County, Virginia; married Margaret Nicholas; born circa 1813 in Virginia. In 1850, George, Margaret and children were living in Lewis County, Virginia, where George was enumerated as a farmer.⁷⁷⁹ Also in the household in 1850 was a Rachael White, born circa 1832 in Virginia. Children listed in the household in 1850, all presumed to be children of George and Maragaret (Nicholas) White (all born in Virginia): (a) Weeden White, born circa 1834. (b) John White; born circa 1841. (c) Rachel White, born circa 1844. (d) Isabel White, born circa 1846. (e) Nancy White, born circa 1847. (f) Mary White, born circa 1850. Others reported to be children of George and Margaret (Nicholas) White (not necessarily in order of birth) (g) George Washington White. (h) Susan White. (i) Margaret White. (j) Prudence White. (k) Betty White.⁷⁸⁰
	335	v.	Prudence White; born 10 July 1814 in Lewis County, Virginia; she was probably deceased by the time of the 1850 federal census; married Thomas S. Morris; born circa 1807 in Virginia. In 1850, Thomas and children were living in Lewis County, Virginia, where Thomas was listed as a carpenter.⁷⁸¹ Also with the family in 1850, was Prudence's mother, Rachel White. Children of Thomas and Prudence (White) Morris listed in the 1850 federal census (all born in Kentucky): (a) Adeline Morris, born circa 1842. (b) Mary Morris, born circa 1843. (c) Rebecca Morris, born circa 1845. (d) Richard Morris, born circa 1846. (e) Sarah Morris, born circa 1848. Others reported to be children of Thomas and Prudence (not necessarily in order of birth): (e) Rachel Morris. (f) Elizabeth Morris. (g) Susan Morris.⁷⁸² After the death of Prudence, Thomas Morris married Susanna Bouse, and had children John Morris, Elizabeth Morris and Susan Morris. Susan Morris married Auldice Hale; their daughter Clara-Lyle Hale married George Schultz, whose daughter Elizabeth (Betty) Suzanne Schultz married John Jones. Betty (Schultz) Jones provided primary documentation on Thomas Morris and second wife Susanna Bouse and their children.
+	336	vi.	Paxton Ezekiel Stout White; born 25 March 1819; died 15 July 1888; married Mary Maxon.
	337	vii.	Sarah White; born 30 December 1821 in Lewis County, Virginia; married Israel Simmons; born circa 1820 in Virginia. In 1880. Israel, Sarah and family were living in Lewis County Virginia, where Israel was enumerated as a farmer.⁷⁸³ Persons listed in the household in 1850, all presumed to be children of Israel and Sarah (White) Simmons (all born in Virginia): (a) David Simmons, born circa 1846. (b) William W. Simmons, born circa 1848. (c) Taylor (Ira?) Simmons, born circa 1850. Others reported to be children of Israel and Sarah (White) Simmons (not all necessarily in order of birth):⁷⁸⁴ (d) Ira Preston White (was probably enumerated as Taylor in the 1850 census). (e) William Simmons. (f) Rachel Victoria Simmons. (g) Joseph Dallas Simmons. (h) Alexander Clark Simmons.
+	338	viii.	William Paxton White; born 25 February 1824 in Virginia; died 1880; married Elizabeth Gantz.
	339	ix.	Rachel White; born 1828 in Lewis County, Virginia; married William J. Bailey. Note that Nancy White (#83), born 1804, a daughter of Alexander (II) and Mary (Beavers) White, and hence aunt of Rachel White, also married a William J. Bailey.

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